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No. 7.
The third [and present] Seal of Queen Victoria. Period of use from August 14, 1878. Diameter 61/* inches. Reverse.
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No. 2
The earliest English King's Seal now known: that of Offa. King of Mercia (757 to 796). Diameter about 1 Y* inch. Obverse.
The Evolution of the Great Seal of England during the Eleven Hundred Years, 796-1896.
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